Should people refusing deportation, like Elvira Arellano be pardoned for coming illegally and given residency?

There is this Mexican woman named Elvira living in the Chicago area.She came illegally in 97,then deported.She entered the US again a couple days later.She lived in Ore.for three years then in 2000 moved to Chicago.She was found to be working in an Itnl airport with false ss#&doents and now faces deportation.She refuses to leave,she barricaded herself in a church and refuses to leave,stating,she has a 7 year old son that was born in the US,therefor she doesnt have to leave.She doesnt want to be separated from her son by leaving him here,and doesnt want to take the opportunity of a good education and life of her son by taking him to Mexico with her.She is all over the spanish news on a nightly bases,and her son Saul went toUS Congress and now is in Mexico seeking help from the MexicanCongress.What isyour opinion about the situation?Im aUScitizen from mexican descent,and my mom was incarcerated and faces deport.upon release.I was 10 when she left that isnt fair if elvra stys&mymom gos